The population is a nice size at around 90,000, and there is a lot of really good entertainment, and of course, lots of beautiful outdoor recreation and good air quality overall. 

Ogden is a great spot in Utah for outdoor enthusiasts and non Mormons.

This is in order of popularity, across our 50+ markets:1) AdWords (Google Search)2) Direct mail3) Outdoor - billboards & other signage4) TV commercials

Having steady cash flow is everything in any business.I also don't allow the following:1.No parking on grass2.No abandoned cars on property3.No water beds4.No incense burning5.No outdoor grilling within 25’ of house6.No ironing on floor or carpet7.Tenant is responsible for all floors8.No RV’s or campers on grass or driveway.9.Landlord not responsible for repair nor replacement of kitchen oven or cook topGood luck JP

At my remaining San Diego property I have a lot of outdoor lights that are on from dusk to dawn.  

An exterminator can kill the centipede that's in the house at the time of the spraying, but it won't deter outdoor centipedes and it doesn't kill new trespassers on contact.When tenants take care of the place (clean & neat) then there won't be "a ton of centipedes." 

I would also include something about the exterior- we have local ordinances about porch/yard furniture having to be outdoor furniture (to keep people from the classic couch on the porch), when and where to place garbage bins and recycling, and keeping the yard cleaned up (no garden or solo cups and beer bottles etc).  

What I usually explain to tenants is I am not responsible to control pests that are potentially caused by tenant behavior and I don't control the outdoors.  

Anything provided by a condo/apartment would be strictly outdoor stuff only. 

My most expensive one is $45 per month on a townhome which includes outdoor maintenance and trash services.